Henry Orenstein, 98

d. Livingston, N.J.

Toymaker and poker innovator

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Donald Cozzens, 82

d. Mayfield Heights, Ohio

Roman Catholic priest

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Barry Harris, 91

d. North Bergen, N.J.

Jazz musician

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George Holliday, 61

d. Los Angeles

Videotaper of Rodney King beating

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Adalberto Álvarez, 72

d. Havana

Cuban musician

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Bennie Pete, 45

d. New Orleans

Tuba player and leader of the Hot 8 brass band

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Kenny Malone, 83

d. Nashville

Session drummer

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Lucille Times, 100

d. Montgomery, Ala.

Civil rights heroine

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Sonny Chiba, 82

d. Kimitsu, Japan

Japanese action star

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Chuckie Thompson, 53

d. Los Angeles area

Record producer

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Jacob Desvarieux, 65

d. Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe

Guitarist and singer

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Harry Rosenfeld, 91

d. Slingerlands, N.Y.

Key editor in Watergate coverage

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Graham Vick, 67

d. London

Opera director

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Yury Dokhoian, 56

d. Moscow

Chess coach

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Rachmawati Sukarnoputri, 70

d. Jakarta, Indonesia

Indonesian politician

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Milkha Singh, Late 80s or early 90s

d. Chandigarh, India

Indian track star

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Cornelia Oberlander, 99

d. Vancouver, British Columbia

Canadian landscape architect

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Ellen Vales, 73

d. DeLand, Fla.

School food service supervisor

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David Anthony Kraft, 68

d. Gainesville, Ga.

Comic book creator, magazine editor, TV writer

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John Davis, 66

d. Nuremberg, Germany

Voice behind Milli Vanilli

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Shirley Kost, 82

d. Arlington, Texas

Texas Rangers “Cookie Lady”

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Arthur Pomposello, 85

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Longtime host of the Oak Room cabaret

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Rahul Vohra, 35

d.

Actor and video blogger

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Margaret Rossi, 72

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Gift shop proprieter

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William R. Harris, 79

d. Burlington, Mass.

International lawyer

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Bibi Romeiza John, 48

d. Queens, N.Y.

Home health aide

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Chandro Tomar, born 1931

d. Meerut, India

Indian sharpshooter

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Mohammad Ashraf Sehrai, 77

d. Jammu, India

Kashmiri separatist leader

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Manzoor Ahtesham, 73

d. Bhopal, India

Indian writer

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Paulo Gustavo, 42

d. Rio di Janeiro

Comedic actor

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Soli Sorabjee, 91

d. New Delhi

Eminent Indian jurist and jazz aficionado

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Vira Sathidar, 62

d. Nagpur, India

Activist against caste oppression

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Linda Love, 79

d. Racine, Wis.

School crossing guard and retired auto worker

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James Williams, 35

d. New Delhi

Gay activist in India

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Dr. Manisha Jadhav, 51

d. Mumbai, India

Hospital administrator

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Jeff Fox, 52

d. San Jose, Calif.

Federal agent and amateur baseball player

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Suk-joong Song, 90

d. Queens, N.Y.

Owner of a dry-cleaning business

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Clotilda Douglas-Yakimchuk, 89

d. Halifax, Nova Scotia

Pioneering Black Canadian nurse

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Rajan Mishra, 69

d. New Delhi

Indian vocalist

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Valerie Cirillo-Bunch, 41

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Child-care expert extraordinaire

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Erica Chang, 24

d. Houston area

Engineer

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Theodore Lambrinos, 85

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Opera baritone

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Paul Oscher, 74

d. Austin, Texas

Blues musician

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Alber Elbaz, 59

d. Paris

Fashion designer

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Richard Kim, 76

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Prosecutor and lawyer

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Mao Ayuth, 76

d. Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Filmmaker who survived Khmer Rouge era

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Jeremiah Trusty, 38

d. Jersey City, N.J.

Model, actor, singer

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Jerry Lee Albin, 75

d. Warwick, N.Y.

A.A. mentor

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Shelia Smith, 61

d. Mobile, Ala.

Teacher’s aide

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Anthony Audy, 44

d. Burlington, Vt.

Tattoo artist

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Jeffrey Paley, 82

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Journalist, gallerist and political economist

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Gail Coburn, 71

d. Dallas

Social worker and single mother

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Judy McGinn, 78

d. Athens, Ohio

Librarian with a varied life

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Nemam Ghafouri, 52

d. Stockholm

Doctor who aided Yazidis in Iraq

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Lois Sasson, 80

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Jewelry designer

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Daniel Laske, 21

d. Bronx, N.Y.

College student

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Elena Malagodi, 84

d. Mbour, Senegal

Curator and philanthropist in Senegal

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Jimmy Gamonet de los Heros, 63

d. Lima, Peru

Ballet choreographer

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Dr. Michael Bennett, 52

d. St. Louis

Small town doctor

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Gail Slatter, 68

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Retired New York Times news assistant

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Marianne Steiner, 101

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Refugee who found comfort in a Manhattan life

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Tony Murray, 60

d. Valley Stream, N.Y.

Wise counsel to a gay N.B.A. player

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Amaranth Ehrenhalt, 93

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Abstract Expressionist artist

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Dennis S. Mileti, 75

d. Rancho Mirage, Calif.

Disaster planning expert

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Christine McHorse, 72

d. Santa Fe, N.M.

Ceramicist

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Ion Mihai Pacepa, 92

d. Undisclosed

Top-level Soviet Bloc defector

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Mary Monahan, 67

d. Raritan, N.J.

Nursery school director

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Paul Jones, 40

d. Stony Brook, N.Y.

Realtor, bouncer, property manager

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Peter Semler, 89

d. Manhattan

Cold War diplomat

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Aruká Juma, Around 90

d. Porto Velho, Brazil

Last remaining male of the Juma people in Brazil

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Monica Alexis, 83

d. San Antonio

Retired nurse’s aide

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Annmarie Reinhart Smith, 61

d. Durham, N.C.

Champion of laid-off retail workers

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Anna Majani, 85

d. Bologna, Italy

Grande Dame of Italian chocolate making

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Bill C. Davis, 69

d. Torrington, Conn.

Playwright

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Erica Faye Watson, 48

d. Montego Bay, Jamaica

Comedian, actress, television personality

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Walter Chambers, 46

d. Columbus, Ga.

Bird-loving pharmacist

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Norman Landsberg, 94

d. Oceanside, N.Y.

Diamond district jeweler

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Derek Khan, 63

d. Dubai

Onetime fashion stylist for hip-hop stars

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Antoine Hodge, 38

d. Orlando, Fla.

Opera singer

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Raymond Cauchetier, 101

d. Paris

New Wave cinema’s photographer

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Claudette White, 39

d. Yuma, Ariz.

Leading tribal judge

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Luis Fernando Arias, 41

d. Baranquilla, Colombia

Defender of Indigenous rights in Colombia

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Lenore Janis, 86

d. Brookfield, Conn.

Guided women in the construction industry

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Elizabeth R. Duff, 72

d. Nashville

Nashville’s first woman bus driver

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Joy Kaiser, 90

d. Palo Alto, Calif.

Supporter of Black medical workers in South Africa

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Fernando Hidalgo, 78

d. Coral Gables, Fla.

Cuban-born variety show host

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Jack Schwartz, 82

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Lifelong newspaperman

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Barbara Ann Rowan, 82

d. Arlington, Va.

Trailblazer lawyer

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Leo A. Goodman, 92

d. Berkeley, Calif.

Statistician and sociologist who made major breakthroughs

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Dr. David Katzenstein, 69

d. Harare, Zimbabwe

Virologist and AIDS researcher

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Brenda Ballin, 91

d. Manhattan

Met Museum volunteer guide

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Dr. John Bentson, 83

d. Los Angeles

Neuroradiologist who invented a new exploratory device

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Helen Etuk, 20

d. Arlington, Texas

College student with an ambition to be a pediatrician

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Ron Wright, 67

d. Dallas

Republican congressman from Texas

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Arianna Rosenbluth, 93

d. Pasadena, Calif.

Physicist who helped create a foundational algorithm

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Lourdes Rivera, 68

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Private school receptionist

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Anne Feeney, 69

d. Pittsburgh

Tireless folk musician

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Albert Hale, 70

d. Mesa, Ariz.

Former president of the Navajo Nation

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Carmen Vázquez, 72

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Prominent L.G.B.T.Q. activist

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Sandie Crisp, 61

d. Los Angeles

Underground actress and muse

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Grant Jackson, 78

d. Canonsburg, Pa.

Major League pitcher

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Ross Graham, 93

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

New York City civic leader, behind the scenes

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Richard Feigen, 90

d. Mount Kisco, N.Y.

Art gallerist and collector

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Marc Wilmore, 57

d. Pomona, Calif.

Television writer and producer

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Sylvia Lieber , 102

d. Glen Cove, N.Y.

Primary school teacher

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Sonny Fox, 95

d. Encino, Calif.

Longtime host of the children’s TV show “Wonderama”

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Isidore Torres, 73

d. Troy, Mich.

Trailblazing Latino judge in Michigan

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Corky Lee, 73

d. Queens, N.Y.

Photographer of Asian-American Life

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Debbie Hennessy, 80

d. Long Beach, Calif.

Cal State administrator

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Sekou Smith, 48

d. Marietta, Ga.

N.B.A. reporter and analyst

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Jerry Brandt, 82

d. Miami Beach

Owner of high-profile New York nightclubs

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Juan Carlos Copes, 89

d. Buenos Aires

Tango star

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Diane Fillmore, 59

d. Dayton, Ohio

Navy vet who changed course in her 50s

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Elias Rahbani, 82

d. Beirut

Beloved Lebanese composer

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Gladdie Fowler, 69

d. Houston

Educator and mental health advocate

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Suhail Zaheer Lari, 84

d. Karachi, Pakistan

Pakistani historian

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Elijah Moshinsky, 75

d. London

Opera director

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Antonio Sabàto Sr., 77

d. Hemet, Calif.

Actor in spaghetti westerns

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Patty Sakal, 62

d. San Diego

American Sign Language interpreter

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Barbara Shelley, 88

d. London

Queen of horror films

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George Whitmore, 89

d. Fresno, Calif.

Mountain climber

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Tom Lankford, 85

d. Gadsden, Ala.

Journalist during the civil rights era

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Debra Ivory, 62

d. Oklahoma City

Barbecue restaurant owner

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Philip J. Smith, 89

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Chairman of the Schubert Organization

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Ted Lumpkin Jr., 100

d. Los Angeles

Former Tuskegee airman

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Lynn H. Gray Jr., 78

d. Wheat Ridge, Colo.

Advocate for young people being left behind.

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Dee Rowe, 91

d. Storrs, Conn.

UConn basketball coach and fund-raiser

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Barry Goldsmith, 82

d. Albuquerque

Architect with a complicated past

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Thomas Verdillo, 77

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Restaurateur

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Shamsur Rahman Faruqi, 85

d. Allahabad, India

Influential author and scholar of Urdu literature

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Joanne Michaels, 69

d.

Travel writer

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Richard Means, 78

d. Oak Park, Ill.

Election lawyer

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Rosemary Collins, 51

d. Clearwater, Fla.

High school choral and church music director

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Julius Schachter, 84

d. San Francisco

Scientist and leading expert on chlamydia

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Klara Kasparova, 83

d. Moscow

Mother of the chess champion Garry Kasparov

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Bassam Saba, 62

d. Beirut, Lebanon

Proponent of Arabic music

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Virginia Shackles, 99

d. Ste. Genevieve, Missouri

Painter of vivid scenery

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Jose Garcia, 68

d. Las Cruces, N.M.

Farmworker in New Mexico

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Rosendo and Rogelio Mendoza, 56

d. Lubbock, Texas

Twin brothers and welders from Lorenzo, Texas.

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Benny Napoleon, 65

d. Detroit

Sheriff in Michigan

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Kim Ki-duk, 59

d. Latvia

South Korean film director

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Harold Budd, 86

d. Arcadia, Calif.

Pianist and composer

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Dorothy Gill Barnes, 93

d. Columbus, Ohio

Artist who found her material in trees

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Richard Hinch, 71

d. Merrimack, N.H.

Speaker of the New Hampshire state House

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Dr. Carlos Araujo Preza, 51

d. Houston

Pulmonologist and chief of critical care

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Carol Sutton, 76

d. New Orleans

Stage and film actor

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Lidia Menapace, 96

d. Bolzano, Italy

Partisan, feminist and lifelong activist

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Dr. Jerrold M. Post, 83

d. Washington

Political psychologist at the C.I.A.

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Charley Pride, 86

d. Dallas

Country music star

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Brittanya Karma, 29

d. Hamburg, Germany

Social media star and rapper

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Lillian E. Blancas, 47

d. El Paso

Lawyer and judicial candidate

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Arnie Robinson Jr., 72

d. San Diego

Olympic long jump champion

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Lorraine Millar, 95

d. North Branford, Conn.

Survivor in the face of tragedy

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The Rev. Wilbert Robertson, 86

d. Roslyn, S.D.

Pastor for Native American congregations

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Fred Sasakamoose, 86

d. Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

Pioneering Indigenous player in the N.H.L.

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Suhaila Siddiq, 81 or 82

d. Kabul

Afghanistan’s first female general and a renowned surgeon

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Fernando Solanas, 84

d. Paris

Argentine fillmmaker and political firebrand

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Lon Adams, 95

d. Raleigh

Developer of the Slim Jim flavor

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Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, 94

d. Loir-et-Cher, France

French statesman

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Raja Mukhopadhyay, 50

d. Kolkata, India

Police officer and poet

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Dr. Michael Davidson, 77

d. Anchorage

Epidemiologist and outdoorsman

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Michel Robin, 90

d.

Award-winning French character actor

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Brandy Houser, 41

d. Modesto, Calif.

Hospice care consultant

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Ian Finkel, 72

d. Manhattan

“World’s greatest xylophonist”

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Honestie Hodges, 14

d. Grand Rapids, Mich.

Her handcuffing led to new law enforcement policy

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David Maas, 57

d. Chicago

“Quick Change” artist

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Eric Hall, 73

d. London

Music promoter and soccer agent

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Nelly Kaplan, 89

d. Geneva

Director of feminist films

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Gianni Bernardinello, 76

d. Milan

Baker who gave out bread during the pandemic

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Soumitra Chatterjee, 85

d. Kolkata, India

Indian film star of global acclaim

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José Luiz da Silva, 52

d. Santo Antônio de Jesus, Brazil

Brazilian humorist and social media star

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LaTasha Benton, 43

d. Lexington, Ky.

Dedicated activist

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Eleanor Schano, 88

d. Pittsburgh

Trailblazing TV journalist

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Alexander Vedernikov, 56

d. Moscow

Russian opera and orchestra conductor

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Lindy McDaniel, 84

d. Carrollton, Texas

Relief pitcher for the Yankees, Cardinals and others

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David Andahl, 55

d. Bismarck

Winning candidate in North Dakota

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Lynn Kellog Simpers, 77

d. St. Louis

Actress and singer who was in the original cast of “Hair”

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Rev. Irvin Baxter Jr., 75

d. Unknown

End times televangelist

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Annie Feron, 83

d. Liège, Belgium

Belgian teacher and foreign-exchange student host

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Saeb Erekat, 65

d. Jerusalem

Palestinian leader and key negotiator

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Roger Ryman , 70

d. Lincoln, Neb.

Real estate man, but a cowboy first

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Dan Camp, 79

d. Meridian, Miss.

Developer of a prized Mississippi district

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Gene Mater, 93

d. Bethlehem, Pa.

Newsman in broadcast and papers

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Tony Stempeck, 63

d. Reno, Nev.

Scion of a venerable Reno restaurant family.

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Arolde de Oliveira, 83

d. Rio de Janeiro

Brazilian senator

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John Condrone, 59

d. Maryville, Tenn.

Professional wrestler and musician

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Bobby Ball, 76

d. London

Half of the British TV comedy team “Cannon & Ball”

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Amanda Bouffioux, 44

d. Anchorage

Alaska Native and mother

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Elvia Ramirez, 17

d. Fargo, N.D.

Youngest Covid death in her state

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Peter Secchia, 83

d. Grand Rapids, Mich.

Businessman who aided two presidents

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Choua Yang, 53

d. St. Paul, Minn.

Hmong refugee and educator

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Sharon Hunt, 65

d. Montgomery, Ohio

Schoolteacher for a quarter-century

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Jeannette Williams-Parker, 48

d. Morgantown, W.Va.

First nurse to die of Covid-19 in her state

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Charles Giambelluca, 77

d. Trenton, N.J.

Sporting goods store owner and youth baseball coach

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Bishop Harrison Johnson, Jr., 65

d. El Paso, Texas

Pastor and funeral director

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Lonnie Norman, 79

d. Smyrna, Tenn.

Mayor of Manchester, Tenn., home of Bonnaroo

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Rebecca Cryer, 73

d. Norman, Okla.

Tribal judge and Oklahoma bombing survivor

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The Rev. John Vakulskas, 76

d. Sioux City, Iowa

Priest who ministered to carnival workers

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Fred Dean, 68

d. En route to Jackson, Miss.

Pro football Hall of Famer

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Max Osceola Jr., 70

d. Weston, Fla.

Longtime member of the Seminole tribal leadership

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Stuart Bowyer, 86

d. Orinda, Calif.

Astronomer with an ear bent for E.T.

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Walter Ashcraft Jr., 91

d. Anderson, S.C.,

N.F.L. draftee who went into the restaurant industry

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Mitsuye Tanamachi, 97

d. Mesquite, Texas

Japanese-American interned during World War II

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Domenic Parisi, 76

d. Hackensack, N.J.

Barber who cut Richard Nixon’s hair

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Gary Pettus, 70

d. Florence, Ala.

Retired plumber who used his skills in disaster relief

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Mario J. Aranda, 79

d. San Francisco

Advocate for immigrants and bilingual education

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Giovanni D'Alise, 72

d. Caserta, Italy

Italian Roman Catholic bishop

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Maurice Edwards, 97

d. Englewood, N.J.

Actor, director, writer, orchestra artistic director

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The Rev. Edoardo Tamer, 83

d. Aleppo, Syria

Franciscan priest

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James Helferich, 75

d. Ocala, Fla.

Prison food services director

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Kenzo Takada, 81

d. Paris

Fashion designer

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S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, 74

d. Chennai, India

Singing star of Indian movies

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Grace Meo, 93

d. Somerset, N.J.

Onetime dressmaker and Sinatra fan

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Norman Bernal, 75

d. Lawrenceville, Ga.

Violinist and public school music teacher

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Jay Johnstone, 74

d. Los Angeles

Major League outfielder and prankster

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Bette Dewing, 97

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Upper East Side columnist

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Dr. Rebecca Shadowen, 62

d. Bowling Green, Ky.

Physician and specialist in infectious diseases

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Catharine Phanavong, 39

d. Los Angeles

Executive assistant and dinner party enthusiast

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Sterling Magee, 84

d. Pinellas Park, Fla.

Blues musician better known as Mr. Satan

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Tommy DeVito, 92

d. Henderson, Nev.

An original member of the Four Seasons

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Bryan Fonseca, 65

d. Indianapolis

Theater impresario committed to inclusion

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Charles Peterson, 46

d. Columbia, S.C.

Major League Baseball scout and volunteer high school football coach

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Tommy Searcey, 45

d. The Woodlands, Texas

Houston firefighter

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Henrietta Boggs, 102

d. Montgomery, Ala.

Adventurer, writer and Costa Rica’s first lady.

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Ke’Lin Dillard, 29

d. Baton Rouge, La.

Caregiver for those with special needs

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Ricardo Valderrama, 75

d. Cusco, Peru

Anthropologist and mayor of Cusco, Peru

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Tyler Amburgey, 29

d. Lavon, Texas

Former professional hockey player

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William Pursell, 94

d. Nashville

Nashville studio pianist and composer

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Bruce Williamson, 49

d. Las Vegas

Former member of the Temptations

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Anthony M. Hopkins, 70

d. Elizabethtown, Ky.

War veteran and letter carrier

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Felicia Campbell, 89

d. Las Vegas

Professor at U.N.L.V.

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Marcia Sasser , 75

d. Atlanta

Legal secretary unbowed by pain

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Cecilia Romo, 74

d. Mexico City

Mexican actress

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Neelanshu Shukla, 30

d. Kanpur, India

Indian television journalist

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Conny Nxumalo, 53

d. Pretoria, South Africa

South African social welfare official

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Angela Russell , 65

d. Paoli, Pa.

Miracle survivor

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Tom Seaver, 75

d.

Major League pitcher

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Betty J. McBride, 71

d. Columbus, Ga.

Teacher and school counselor

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George Wolf, 92

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Garment manufacturer

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James "Tootie" Robbins, 62

d. Chandler, Ariz.

Offensive lineman in the N.F.L.

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Aldir Blanc, 73

d. Rio de Janeiro

Poetic lyricist of samba

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Dirk Mudge, 92

d. Windhoek, Namibia

Namibian politician who helped broker independence

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Ian McRae, 90

d. Johannesburg

Power company chief in apartheid South Africa

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Archbishop Oscar Cruz, 85

d. Manila

Philippine cleric who took on the powerful

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Bernard Fils-Aimé, 67

d. Miami

Haitian activist and cellphone executive

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Frank Cullotta, 81

d. Las Vegas

Former mobster in Chicago and Las Vegas

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Dr. Alyce Gullattee, 91

d. Rockville, Md.

National expert on substance abuse

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Nina Popova, 97

d. St. Augustine, Fla.

Ballet dancer

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Margaret and Jimmy Shaw, 79 and 80

d. Miami, Fla.

They eloped at 17, and died of the coronavirus weeks before their 63rd anniversary

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Beth Salamensky, 43

d. Chicago

Lawyer who found an L.G.B.T.Q. community

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Stephen F. Williams, 83

d. Washington

U.S. Appeals Court judge

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Sixto Brillantes Jr. , 80

d. Manila

Chairman of Philippines election commission and veteran political insider

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Barbara Caplan, 93

d. Dedham, Mass.

Trend spotter in market research

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Dr. Jay Galst, 69

d. Manhattan

Ophthalmologist with an interest in coins

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Aritana Yawalapiti, 71

d. Goiania, Brazil

Indigenous leader in Brazil

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Deborah Henson, 56

d. Orlando

Devoted church member

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David Galante, 96

d. Buenos Aires

Holocaust survivor

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James Harris, 70

d. Oxford, Miss.

Wrestler known as “Kamala”

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Bill Mack, 91

d. Irving, Texas

Country DJ and songwriter

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Col. Steven dePyssler, 101

d. Bossier City, La.

Veteran of four wars

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Robbie Waters, 84

d. Sacramento, Calif.

Sacramento officer and legislator

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Sharon Williams, 54

d. Slidell, La.

Administrator for the New Orleans Police Department

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Barbara Costikyan, 91

d. Edgewater, N.J.

New York magazine food columnist

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James Powers, 80

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Gallery owner for Black artists

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Helen Jones Woods, 96

d. Sarasota, Fla.

Musician in all-female, multi-racial jazz band

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Bernaldina José Pedro, 75

d. Boa Vista, Brazil

Leader among the Indigenous Macuxi

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John Eric Swing, 48

d. Fountain Valley, Calif.

Champion of Filipino-Americans

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Victor Victor , 71

d. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Beloved musician of the Dominican Republic

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Dr. Eddie Negrón, 69

d. Fort Walton Beach, Fla.

Internist on Florida’s Emerald Coast

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Dobby Dobson, 78

d. Coral Springs, Fla.

Jamaican singer and songwriter

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Waldemar Gonzalez, 72

d. White Plains, N.Y.

Teacher and social worker

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Hugh Freyer, 86

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Banker executive and devoted poker player

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Renada McGuire, 39

d. Jacksonville, Fla.

Home health aide

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Katherine B. Hoffman, 105

d. Tallahassee, Fla.

Chemistry professor and champion of F.S.U. women

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Willie Doria, 96

d. San Antonio

Navy, Air Force vet and baseball usher

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Darius Settles, 30

d. Antioch, Tenn.

Suit designer and church organist

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David Sackoff, 71

d. Bronx, N.Y.

A survivor

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Marlene Sekaquaptewa, 79

d. Mesa, Ariz.

Hopi village governor and matriarch

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Samantha Hickey, 45

d. Meridian, Idaho

Nurse practitioner

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Gerald Williams, 85

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Eclectic writer and editor

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Samantha Diaz, 29

d. Palm Beach, Fla.

Medical assistant in a cardiology practice

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Cosmas Magaya, 66

d. Harare, Zimbabwe

Zimbabwean musician and master of the mbira

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Frans Nieuwendam, 60

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Fashion consultant

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Brandis Kemp, 76

d. Los Angeles

Actress on film and television

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Hillary Gregg, 73

d. Queens, N.Y.

Line cook at vaunted New York restaurants

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Vickey Gibbs, 57

d. Houston

Pastor at LGBTQ-welcoming congregation in Houston

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Abraham Vega, 48

d. Dallas

County sheriff in Texas

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Michael W. Lewis, 65

d. Fort Worth

Volunteer for released prisoners

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José Moron, 54

d. Chicago

Owner of a metalwork firm

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Ragaa el-Gedawy, 85

d. Ismailia, Egypt

Beloved Egyptian movie actress

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Adrian Gomez, 52

d. Brownsville, Texas

Assistant program director at a migrant youth shelter

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James S. Harrison, 84

d. Cresskill, N.J.

Music professor at Hunter College

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Santiago Manuin, 63

d. Chiclayo, Peru

Indigenous leader and right activist in Peru

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Richard di Liberto , 82

d. Manhasset, N.Y.

Photographer of museum art

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Dulce Nunes, 90

d. Rio de Janeiro

Brazilian bossa nova singer

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Nick Cordero, 41

d. Los Angeles

Musical theater actor

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Tânio Mendonça, 52

d. Rio de Janeiro

Samba composer for Brazil’s Carnaval

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Lenora Fay Garfinkel, 90

d. Hackensack, NJ

Architect specializing in designs for Orthodox Jewish congregations

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Maria de Sousa, 80

d. Lisbon

Leading Portuguese scientist

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Gregori V. Armstrong, 66

d. Chicago

Chicago ironworker and building inspector

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Nelson Henry Jr., 96

d. Philadelphia

W.W. II vet who fought to upgrade unjust discharge

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Allen Lew, 69

d. Queens, N.Y.

A vice chancellor at the City University of New York

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Gregory Katz, 67

d. London

Foreign correspondent

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Tito Vertiz, 80

d. Lima, Peru

Counselor to women in prison

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Yvonne Sherwell, 92

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Actress and cabaret singer with a Greenwich Village life

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Sergio Sant'Anna, 78

d. Rio de Janeiro

Brazilian fiction writer with an experimental bent

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Kenneth Lewes, 76

d. Manhattan

Psychologist who challenged prevailing ideas about homosexuality

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Sister Angela Marie Rooney, 103

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Sister of Charity, her order’s oldest

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Akbar Nurid-Din Shabazz, 70

d. The Woodlands, Texas

Prison chaplain in Texas

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Elsa Joubert, 97

d. Cape Town

South African writer

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Chris Trousdale, 34

d. Burbank, Calif.

Former boy band idol

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Dennis Nagle, 78

d. Bedford, Mass.

Free-spirited lab director at M.I.T.

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Dan Foster, 61

d. Lagos, Nigeria

Nigerian radio personality, via the United States

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Robert M. Laughlin, 85

d. Alexandria, Va.

Expert on Mayan languages and culture

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Paulinho Paiakan, 67

d. Redenção, Brazil

Brazilian Indigenous leader and rainforest defender

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Brenda Ravenell, 64

d. Rockville Centre, N.Y.

Lawyer with a compassionate touch

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John Rankin, 65

d. Rockville, Md.

Grant proposal writer who loved language

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Stephan Kamholz, 72

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Chair of medicine at Maimonides Medical Center

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Lynika Strozier , 35

d. Chicago

Research scientist with ‘golden hands’

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Messias Kokama, 53

d. Manaus, Brazil

Indigenous leader in Brazil

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Yupadee Kobkulboonsiri, 51

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Designer of whimsical jewelry

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Vanee Sykes, 53

d. Oceanside, N.Y.

Advocate for women released from prison

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Manuel Felguérez, 91

d. Mexico City

Abstract painter, sculptor, muralist

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Rabbi Yisroel Friedman, 83

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Talmudic scholar and yeshiva dean

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Leota Dooley, 97

d. Salida, Colo.

Music lover in the mountains

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Alan Hurwitz, 79

d. Denver

Bank robber and former educator known as the “Zombie Bandit”

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Baruch Haviv, 82

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Pilot, landlord, music lover

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Carol Krieger, 80

d. St. Paul, Minn.

Retired teacher of emotionally troubled children

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Margaret Holloway, 68

d. New Haven, Conn.

Sidewalk thespian who battled demons

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Salvatore Scilanga, 51

d. Catanzaro, Italy

Coast Guard officer who rescued migrants at sea

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Eva Konrad Hawkins, 90

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Marine scientist who escaped the Holocaust

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Nicholas Rinaldi, 86

d. Bridgeport, Conn.

Novelist, poet and teacher of literature

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Marny Xiong, 31

d. St. Paul, Minn.

School board chair and community organizer

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Yves-Emmanuel Segui, 60

d. Newark, N.J.

Immigrant pharmacist who refused to be defeated

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Julio Guzman, 64

d. Hackensack, N.J.

Pastor with roots in El Salvador

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Bradley Fields, 68

d. Washington, D.C.

Magician, actor, mime, teacher, math enthusiast

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Evelyn Caro, 75

d. Baltimore

Retired nurse who went back to work during the pandemic

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Sandra Gaines, 75

d. Detroit

Banquet server who was hard-working and caring

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Charles Kleinberg, 71

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Federal prosecutor with a mathematical mind

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Hecky Powell, 71

d. Glenview, Ill.

Barbecue entrepreneur and civic leader

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Vladimir M. Lopukhin, 68

d. Moscow

Energy minister present at Soviet Union’s demise

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John McCormack, 61

d. Queens, NY

Off-Broadway theater producer and career builder

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Celine Fariala Mangaza, 52

d. Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo

Congolese polio survivor who brought others together

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Angelo Rottoli, 61

d. Ponte San Pietro, Italy

Heavyweight boxing champion and man about town

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Mary J. Wilson, 83

d. Randallstown, Md

First African-American senior zookeeper at Baltimore Zoo

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Federico Acerri, 83

d. Detroit

Artist known as Mad Monk, and the answer man

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Ruben Varias Reyes, 79

d. London

Philippine diplomat who questioned extravagant purchases by the Marcos family

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Joel Revzen, 74

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Opera conductor at the Met, Mariinsky and elsewhere

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Benjamin Smalls, 72

d. Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

Jailhouse lawyer

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Marion and Harold Wernig, 85 and 87

d. Patchogue, N.Y.

Couple with a lifelong love

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Alberto Rottura, 77

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Haircutter to loyal boldface names

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Gladys Cortes, 48

d. Bay Shore, N.Y.

Supermarket worker always there for others

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Carvel H. Moore, 90

d. Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y.

Improver of New York neighborhoods

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Eduardo L. Gancayco, 62

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Hospital food service manager

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Steve Hann, 67

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Sidewalk bookseller who loved to connect

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José María Galante, 71

d. Madrid

Relentless pursuer of justice for Franco’s victims

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Anthony Bailey, 87

d. Harwich, Essex, England

Writer of books and New Yorker articles

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John von Sternberg, 79

d. Denville, N.J.

Volunteer firefighter and real estate broker

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Michael Halkias, 82

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Owner of Brooklyn’s Grand Prospect Hall

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Salvatore 'Cappi' Capozucca, 65

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Real estate broker but a rock drummer at heart

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Rafael Leonardo Black, 71

d. Brooklyn

Self-trained artist who lived like a hermit.

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John Driscoll, 70

d. Peekskill, N.Y.

Art expert and gallerist.

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Lloyd Porter, 49

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Cafe owner who dispensed wisdom and love

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Joel M. Reed, 86

d. Queens, N.Y.

Director of cult horror movie

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Bernice Silver, 106

d. Englewood, N.J.

Puppeteer with an activist bent

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Wilson Roosevelt Jerman, 91

d. Woodbridge, Va.

Former White House butler

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Sally Rowley, 88

d. Tucson, Ariz.

Freedom rider and street artist

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Harold Blake, 91

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Aide to Robert Moses and lifelong Greenwich Villager

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Francis A. Kennedy, 95

d. Clarence, N.Y.

Korean War hero and inventor

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Kamal Ahmed, 69

d. Queens, N.Y.

Hotel banquet worker and Bangladeshi leader

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Melford Henson, 65

d. Chino, Calif.

Fell ill in prison shortly before he was to be released.

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Nita Pippins, 93

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Mother to a generation of AIDS patients

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Annie Glenn, 100

d. St. Paul, Minn.

Champion of people with speech disorders

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Yu Lihua, 90

d. Gaithersburg, Md.

Writer who captured the Chinese experience abroad.

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Marie Pino, 67

d. Albuquerque

Navajo teacher with a sense of duty

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Conrad Ifill, 81

d. Hempstead, N.Y.

Bakery owner attuned to the West Indies

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Cleon and Leon Boyd, 64

d. Bennington, Vt., and Keene, N.H.

Twins who tended to Vermont’s landscape

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Peter J. Brancazio, 81

d. Manhasset, N.Y.

Scientist who explained the physics of sports

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Tendol Gyalzur, 69

d. Chur, Switzerland

Savior of Tibetan orphans

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Ty, 47

d. London

British rapper with a storytelling gift

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Antonio González Pacheco, 73

d. Madrid

Police officer accused in Franco-era Spain

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Ralph W. McGehee, 92

d. Falmouth, Maine

An agent who turned on the C.I.A.

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Martin Lovett, 93

d. London

Cellist of the storied Amadeus Quartet

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Jerzy Glowczewski, 97

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Last of the WWII Polish fighter pilots

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Jonathan Adewumi , 57

d. Bayonne, N.J.

Uniter of Nigerians in New York.

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Michael Armstrong, 79

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Onetime publisher of the newspaper The Phoenix

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Dr. Julie Butler, 62

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Veterinarian who served Harlem

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Edith Richemond, 88

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Haitian immigrant with a big heart

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Sister Georgianna Glose, 73

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Renegade nun who ran a nonprofit anchor in Brooklyn

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Jimmy Glenn, 89

d. Manhattan

Former boxing trainer who owned a well-known Times Square bar.

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Roy Horn, 75

d. Las Vegas

One half of Siegfried & Roy

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Motoko Fujishiro Huthwaite, 92

d. Taylor, Mich.

Last living woman member of the W.W. II Monuments team

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Daisy Lucidi, 90

d. Rio de Janeiro

Brazilian radio and telenovelas star

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Myles Coker, 69

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Freed from life in prison

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Paul Shelden, 79

d. Hewlett, N.Y.

Clarinetist who wanted music to be easily accessible

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Yukio Okamoto, 74

d. Tokyo

Diplomat who championed Japan’s alliance with the United States

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Alfredo and Susana Pabatao, 68 and 64

d. North Bergen, N.J.

Hospital transport aide and assistant nurse

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Dave Greenfield, 71

d.

Keyboardist of The Stranglers band

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Gen. Munir Mohamad Mangal, 70

d. Kabul, Afghanistan

Afghan general and former police commander

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Dr. Barry Webber , 67

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

General surgeon who volunteered to treat Covid-19 patients

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Stanley Moser, 88

d. Fort Lee, N.J.

Encyclopedia executive with perfect timing

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Jana Prince, 43

d. Gretna, La.

Social worker who dedicated her life to others

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Bana Ali, 54

d. London

Somalia’s biggest basketball booster

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Liu Shouxiang, 61

d. Wuhan, China

Painter of watercolor who spent decades championing the form

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Daniel and Valerie Zane, 94 and 91

d. Haverford, Pa.

Retired lawyer and medical administrator

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Germano Celant, 79

d. Milan

Curator, critic and art historian

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Idris Bey, 60

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

E.M.T. and former Marine who rushed to the World Trade Center on 9/11

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Willie Levi, 73

d. Waterloo, Iowa

Liberated from a life of indignity

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Sister Patricia McGowan, 80

d. Manhattan, New York

Sister Patsy dispensed tough but empathetic love to her students

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Tim Brooke-Taylor, 79

d.

Comedy star of 1970s British television

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Valentina Blackhorse, 28

d. Kayenta, Ariz.

Navajo Nation aspiring leader

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Madeline Kripke, 76

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Collector of dictionaries and lover of words.

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David Toren, 94

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Patent lawyer who recovered a family painting looted by the Nazis

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Samuel Hargress Jr., 84

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Owner of Paris Blues, a beloved Harlem jazz joint

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Ricardo Brennand, 92

d. Recife, Brazil

Brazilian industrialist with an eye for collecting

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Milena Jelinek, 84

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Film professor and screenwriter

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Tadashi Tsufura, 89

d. Queens, N.Y.

Teacher and principal shaped by internment

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Arlene Saunders, 89

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Soprano of opera companies in New York and Hamburg

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Norman Gulamerian, 92

d. New Providence, N.J.

Art supply businessman with a romantic streak

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Corliss Henry, 95

d. Summit, N.J.

Trailblazing New Jersey nurse

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Bruce Myers, 78

d. Paris

Actor and stalwart of Peter Brook productions

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Francisco Mendez, 61

d. Jersey City, N.J.

Boxing gym owner and beloved trainer

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Steve Dalkowski, 80

d. New Britain, Conn.,

Gifted pitcher who never made the big leagues

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Sister Bertha Laforest, 94

d. Chicoutimi, Quebec, Canada.

Nun in a Quebec convent

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Philip Kahn, 100

d. Westbury, N.Y.

World War II veteran whose twin died in the Spanish Flu epidemic a century ago

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Kenneth Saunders III, 43

d. Decatur, Ga.

Civic leader and mediating force

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Mario César Romero, 78

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Art historian of East Harlem, N.Y.

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Fred the Godson, 41

d. Bronx, N.Y.

New York rapper known for sharp wordplay

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John Houghton, 88

d. Dolgellau, Wales

Climate scientist who was the lead editor of the influential U.N. studies on climate change.

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Iris Love, 86

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Stylish archaeologist and champion dachshund breeder

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Abba Kyari, 67

d. Lagos, Nigeria

Chief of staff to Nigeria’s president

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John Pfahl, 81

d. Buffalo, N.Y.

Inventive landscape photographer

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Donald Kennedy, 88

d. Redwood City, Calif.

Former president of Stanford University

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Donald Reed Herring, 86

d. Norman, Okla.

Brother of Sen. Elizabeth Warren

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Ketty Herawati Sultana, 60

d. Jakarta, Indonesia

Tireless physician who treated coronavirus patients

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Joseph Feingold, 97

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Architect and Holocaust survivor who gave a girl his violin

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Carole Brookins, 76

d. Palm Beach, Fla.

Early woman on Wall Street and a World Bank official

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José Torres, 73

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Restaurateur favored by salsa music’s stars

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Orlando Moncada, 56

d. Bronxville, N.Y.

He left Peru and grabbed hold of the American dream

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Bennie G. Adkins, 86

d. Opelika, Ala.

Medal of Honor winner for Vietnam War heroics

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Ann Sullivan, 91

d. Woodland Hills, Calif.

Animator for Disney films, including “Little Mermaid”

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Martin Douglas, 71

d. Brooklyn

Maestro of the steel-pan band

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Heherson Alvarez, 80

d. Manila

Filipino politician and activist against the Marcos regime

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Liu Ouqing, 78

d. Wuhan, China

Civil servant and school administrator

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Noach Dear, 66

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Combative councilman and judge

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Beryl Bernay, 94

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Actress and children’s TV host

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Luis Sepúlveda, 70

d. Oviedo, Spain

Chilean writer jailed by Pinochet’s regime

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Tarlach MacNiallais, 57

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Belfast-born fighter for L.B.G.T. and disability rights

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Ferdi German, 41

d. Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

Subway car inspector in Manhattan

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Stanley Chera, 77

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Developer and friend of the president

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Fernando Miteff, 60

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Graffiti artist with a generous spirit

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Raymond Copeland, 46

d. Queens, N.Y.

Sanitation worker living his fullest days

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Cedric Dixon, 48

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Police detective in Harlem with a gift for interrogation

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Richard Passman, 94

d. Silver Spring, Md.

Rocket engineer in the early days of supersonic flight

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Lee Konitz, 92

d. Manhattan

Saxophonist and master of “cool” jazz

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Hailey Herrera, 25

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Budding therapist with a gift for empathy

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John Horton Conway, 82

d. New Brunswick, N.J.

Mathematician known as the “magical genius”

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Henry F. Graff, 98

d. Greenwich, Conn.

Columbia University historian of U.S. presidents

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Stuart Cohen, 73

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Brooklyn cabbie who found a home in Buddhism and a world in books

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Kimarlee Nguyen, 33

d. Everett, Mass.

Writer who inspired her Brooklyn high school students

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Michael Angel Bastiaans, 31

d. Indonesia

Indonesian teacher who reached into his own pocket to help students

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Joseph Migliucci, 81

d. White Plains, N.Y.

Fourth-generation owner of Mario’s restaurant, a Bronx institution

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Robby Browne, 72

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Realtor and philanthropist who socialized with celebrities

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Albert K. Webster, 82

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Executive behind New York Philharmonic’s economic growth

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The Very Rev. Antonio Checo, 67

d. Queens, N.Y.

Social worker who ministered to souls

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Wynn Handman, 97

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Acting teacher and a founder of the American Place Theater

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Sam Clayton Jr. , 58

d. Kingston, Jamaica

Reggae producer and sound engineer with a global ear

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Lila A. Fenwick, 87

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

First black woman to graduate from Harvard Law School

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Israel Sauz, 22

d. Broken Arrow, Okla.

Assistant night manager of a gas station, and a new father

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Yaakov Perlow, 89

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Leader of the Novominsker Hasidic dynasty

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Jean-Laurent Cochet, 85

d. Paris

Master French acting teacher

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Alan T. Ortiz, 66

d. Paris

Philippines foreign policy expert

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Zhang Lifa, 76

d. Wuhan, China

Army veteran who worked on China’s nuclear weapons program

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Ronald W. Lewis, 68

d. New Orleans

Preserver of New Orleans performance traditions

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Laneeka Barksdale, 47

d. Detroit

Ballroom dancing star

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Dr. Ricardo Castaneda, 64

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Caricaturist and psychiatrist who served his patients until the end

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Dr. Aileen Baviera, 60

d. Manila

Leading Philippines scholar of China

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Ahmed Ismail Hussein, 91

d. London

Venerable Somali musician

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John Prine, 73

d. Nashville

Country-folk singer who was a favorite of Bob Dylan

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David Driskell, 88

d. Hyattsville, Md.

Champion of African-American art

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Anita Fial, 87

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Marketing expert who brought exotic foods to green grocers

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Sandra Santos-Vizcaino, 54

d. New York City

A beloved public school teacher

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Albert Petrocelli, 73

d. New York City

Fire chief who answered the call on 9/11

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Vincent Lionti, 60

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Met Opera violist and youth orchestra conductor

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Marguerite Derrida, 87

d. Paris

Prominent French psychoanalyst and translator

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Sergio Rossi, 84

d. Cesena, Italy

Italian shoemaker known for his signature stiletto heel

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Leïla Menchari, 93

d. Paris

Longtime Hermès window dresser who created fantastical worlds

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Cristina, 64

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Downtown New York singer with a cult following

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Mary Roman, 84

d. Norwalk, Conn.

Shot put champion and fixture in local politics

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Rafael Gómez Nieto, 99

d. Strasbourg, France

Spanish Civil War veteran who helped liberate Paris

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Michael McKinnell, 84

d. Beverly, Mass.

Architect of Boston’s monumental City Hall

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Nur Hassan Hussein, 82

d. London

Prime minister of Somalia during a crucial era

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Patricia Bosworth, 86

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Actress who wrote biographies of famous friends

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Gita Ramjee, 63

d. Durban, South Africa

Leading researcher on the AIDS epidemic

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Dr. William Frankland, 108

d. London, U.K.

Pioneering allergist who publicized pollen counts

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Ken Shimura, 70

d. Tokyo

Comedian whose sketches delighted Japan

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Mababa “Pape” Diouf, 68

d. Dakar, Senegal

First black president of a top European soccer club

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John Murray, 92

d. Paris

Internationally recognized pulmonologist

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Bucky Pizzarelli, 94

d. Saddle River, N.J.

Master of jazz guitar

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Ellis Marsalis, 85

d. New Orleans

Jazz pianist and patriarch of a family of musicians

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Adam Schlesinger, 52

d. Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

Songwriter for rock, film and the stage

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Lorena Borjas, 59

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Transgender immigrant activist

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Hilda Churchill, 108

d. Greater Manchester, U.K.

Survived wars and the 1918 Spanish flu

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James T. Goodrich, 73

d. Bronx, N.Y.

Surgeon who separated conjoined twins

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Wallace Roney, 59

d. Paterson, N.J.

Jazz trumpet virtuoso

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Roberto Stella, 67

d. Busto Arsizio, Italy

Regional doctor with a national presence

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April Dunn, 33

d. Baton Rouge, La.

Advocate for disability rights

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Steven Dick, 37

d. Hungary

British diplomat in Budapest

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Kious Kelly, 48

d. New York City

Nurse in the Covid fight

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Joe Diffie, 61

d. Nashville

Grammy-winning country music star

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Zororo Makamba, 30

d. Harare, Zimbabwe

Zimbabwean television host

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William Helmreich, 74

d. Great Neck, N.Y.

Sociologist who walked New York City

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Alan Merrill, 69

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Songwriter of “I Love Rock ’n’ Roll”

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Michael Sorkin, 71

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Writer on architecture

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Mike Longo, 83

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Jazz pianist, composer and educator

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Alan Finder, 72

d. Ridgewood, N.J.

Unflappable New York Times journalist

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Romi Cohn, 91

d. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Saved 56 Jewish families from the Gestapo

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Dez-Ann Romain, 36

d. New York City

Innovative high school principal

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Dave Edwards, 48

d. Queens, N.Y.

College basketball assist wizard

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Jenny Polanco, 62

d. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Fashion designer with a Caribbean palette

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Arnold Obey, 73

d. San Juan, P.R.

Educator and marathoner

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Mark Blum, 69

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Obie Award-winning stage and screen actor

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Floyd Cardoz, 59

d. Montclair, N.J.

Indian chef of fine dining

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Nashom Wooden, 50

d. Manhattan, N.Y.

Drag performer

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Terrence McNally, 81

d. Sarasota, Fla.

Tony-Winning playwright of gay life

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Manu Dibango, 86

d. France

Saxophonist who popularized modern African music

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Aurlus Mabele, 67

d. Paris

Congolese king of Soukous music

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Loretta Mendoza Dionisio, 68

d. Los Angeles County

A cancer survivor born in the Philippines

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Lorenzo Sanz, 76

d. Madrid

President of Real Madrid who restored the team to glory

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Vittorio Gregotti, 92

d. Milan

Italian modernist architect and city planner

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